Subnets / SN60
Bitsec.ai SN60
Bitsec.ai (subnet 60) is a Bittensor subnet held by 1,727 unique coldkeys. Its liquidity pool holds 5.9k τ, with the alpha token trading at 0.0029 τ. Roughly 6% of tracked holders are in profit — most bought in above today's price. Seller exhaustion is elevated: 82% of recent sellers have emptied their wallets, thinning the supply overhang. Full insider flow, whale tracking and the complete proprietary factor set for Bitsec.ai are available to SubnetStats subscribers.
ALPHA PRICE
0.0029 τ
IN TAO
HOLDERS
1,727
UNIQUE COLDKEYS
POOL DEPTH
5.9k τ
TAO IN POOL
7D MOMENTUM
-1.8%
ALPHA vs TAO
Project activity
You asked for it, and we built it.
By popular request: the Bitsec referral program, BitIgnite, is LIVE.
Introduce a team to Sentios Continuous Coverage and earn 10% of the initial purchase plus any additional purchases over the next 6 months.
Just one of several ways we are e
Testing of our end-to-end automated audits has started.
The first benefit is the obvious one. An audit no longer has to be hand-held from kickoff to final report, which eats a lot of time. Now it can run by itself and a person only needs to review the results allowing us to scal
Humans-in-the-loop are the bottleneck in software factories, systems “harnessing loops at scale.”
The human reviews in a loop are usually a backstop for quality and security, but they slow the cycles down and make it far more expensive with drastically limited scalability. So th
S&P Global has acquired OpenZeppelin, and OpenAI is reportedly in early talks to buy Trail of Bits.
Neither is crypto-native. One is a pillar of traditional finance, the other a frontier AI lab, and both reached for firms with deep web3 records.
Finance is moving onto blockchai
We’re expanding our team.
Bitsec has a new Head of Sales and Business Development.
We set a high bar for this role with three must haves. They need to be business savvy enough to run our sales pipeline and BD, be technical enough to understand how Bitsec and Sentios works as we
Point a model at a codebase, ask it to find bugs, and call it an audit. That's slop.
A scan will find something. Some of it real, some of it invented, plenty of it true but harmless. It got so bad, curl shut down its bug bounty in January after a flood of AI-generated reports th
NEW CLIENT ANNOUNCEMENT
We’re happy to announce that Beam is now covered by Sentios Continuous Coverage.
Beam has a live badge on their Github README linked to the Sentios Active Projects Page.
https://t.co/hXMN0HmmpZ
Let everyone know your code has Continuous Coverage.
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“$200,000 bug found with $1000 in AI costs. That’s a huge difference!”
this first discovery is what has become @bitsecai continuous audit system
- interview with @TheStreet at @ExploitSummit
reqd the full interview covered by thestreet, yahoo finance, MSN and AOL
Sentios badges are now LIVE!
Show Sentios coverage anywhere.
Githug, explorers, wallets, dashboards, websites
The badge is now a hot link that opens to our active projects page on the Sentios website:
https://t.co/hXMN0HlOAr
Let the world know Sentios agents are continuously a
"There are brilliant people from everywhere in the world looking to do something good." – John Yu, Bitsec founder / CEO
The secret sauce is Bittensor and its Incentive Mechanism.
We find these brilliant people and have them compete to build the best strategies comprised of mult
PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
Bitsec is happy to announce our newest client: TWIF
The attitude regarding meme coins is sharply divided in web3 but we see this move as a signal that TWIF cares about its code base and that signing up for continuous coverage means they intend to be ar
Catch Bitsec founder John Yu’s full Exploit ‘26 talk here:
https://t.co/kkOmbhzoAv
In the talk, John announces code audits for Bittensor subnet Incentive Mechanisms and goes over a couple example exploits.
He makes the case that it’s much more effective for a team dedicated to
The Sentios Badge
Ever more powerful LLM models have made the hunt for code exploits a race for token spend: who can be the first to throw the most tokens at a fresh codebase.
You’re a hacker. You’ve got your models and your search strategies. You’re hunting for fresh codebase.
“...it’s difficult to build and go into a security mindset and find these different dishonest miner attacks.”
John Yu explains why a dedicated team focused on security with developed strategies performs better security checks than the building team.
In this clip from his talk a
Sentios already audits beyond smart contracts. Now we're pointing it at something native to Bittensor.
Incentive Mechanisms.
Sentios now audits subnet IMs continuously, so every change to the mechanism gets tested before miners get the chance to game it.
What better way to cel
We originally designed our auditing around smart contract code. But it was built to reach further, and it does.
Our founder John Yu will share one application that applies specifically to Bittensor IMs at Exploit 2026.
Subnet founders and team devs, you’ll want to tune in for
An underflow bug let attackers credit their own balance far past what they'd actually deposited, on any chain running Cosmos EVM.
Cosmos Labs opened a fix for it in May. They called it resolved.
It wasn't. Four chains got hit by the same bug in August. No warning reached the te
Why did Bitsec outperform Fable at finding security exploits?
On the @twistartups podcast, John explained that models have their own personas. Some are good at finding certain bugs and weaker at others.
Bitsec combines a buffet of models with specialized agents and rigorous ben
"We’re focused on the high value teams that understand the value of security. Teams that already pay twenty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars for security audits." - John Yu
That’s the sweet spot for us now. We can offer a block of four audits for less than the price they
Bitsec announces our newest client.
Talisman
Sentios audited their new wallet extension update and wallet app.
Welcome to Continuous Auditing
@bitsecai $TAO @wearetalisman https://t.co/ifcxNnJ9Yr
We found a critical remote code execution vulnerability in an open source project. Reported and patched.
If an attacker gets basic access that way, they can run any command directly on the machine with no way to stop them.
Full compromise. Machine and everything on it.
Same to
"Instead of just having one security audit a year, or every couple of years, have something that’s continuously checking your code base."
John announces https://t.co/lSUlmjT1W2 going live and explains to @Jason our core continuous auditing thesis, ingrained in everything we do.
For those of you who might have missed the announcement on TWIST: the new Bitsec site is LIVE.
Continuous coverage, Sentios, and the pricing model behind it, no longer scattered across posts and threads. It’s now all in one place.
Take a look and let us know what you think.
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We will be on TWIST today. Live in 5 minutes @Jason
https://t.co/QYQCXTtFim
Two separate benchmarks published this week landed on the same conclusion.
One tested AI agents against real black-box hacking challenges. The other ran AI security products against a shared vulnerability set.
Both found the same thing: raw frontier model strength wasn't what s
SELLERS DRAINED
82%
28D SELLERS EMPTIED OUT
CAPITULATION
-0.16
BOUNCE COMPOSITE (z)
HEAT 7D
0.34×
VOLUME ÷ POOL DEPTH
HOLDERS IN PROFIT
6%
TRACKED WALLETS · ENTRY BELOW PRICE
WHAT'S CARRYING THE PRICE · 30DMIXEDemission rank #85 · below the bar (rank 32)
30D RETURN
-29.3%
ALPHA vs TAO
WITHOUT CHAIN BUYS
-29.3%
SAME 30 DAYS, PROTOCOL BID REMOVED
CHAIN SHARE OF BUYING
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CHAIN BUYS vs TRADERS' NET
CHAIN BUYS / DAY
0 τ
PROTOCOL BUYING ITS ALPHA
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